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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26
new JERSEY DEMOCRATS
DISMAYED BY THE OPPOSITION
OF SPEAKER BAIRD
To a Caucus for the Nomination Of
United States Senatsr-Indi.
ana's Contest.

TRENTON, N. j., January 25.-The
Senate met at 10 O'Clock am. today.
Sscre airy Reading called the meeting
to order.
Senator Livingston, OF Union, stated
tia. he he'd in his hand credentials OF
Senator's elect Worth, OF Morris; Baker,
of Cumberland, aud Edwards, of Hud-
son, all Democrats, and he desired that
these gentlemen should be sworn in
and their names placed on the roll.
Senator Grisgs at the same time
moved that the organic ,tion OF the
Senate be POSTPONED to Friday noon,
and that the Senate adjourn to that
day. The motion was carried by
vote OF s to3,
DEMOCRATIC HOPES LOWERED.
The Democratic hopes Of last night
were lowered again today by Speaker
Bsird's refusal to sccspt overt1rss and
20 into their caucus. The caucus met
at 8 o'clock and immediatly adjourned
until IL. At the latter hour the doors
were again closed, but Mr.. Baird had
left the capitol aud gone TO bis hotel.
He says he will not meet in caucus
with the Democrats on the Senatorial
question, but will vote for Democrat
for Senator. This gives the Democrats
no satisfaction, as his vote will only
help the Republicans il not cast for
the Democra ic nominee. The Demo.
Gratis are as yet undecided whether or
not to go into joint meeting and bal
lot for a Senator tomorrow indepenc-
ent OF the Republicans.
Without Mr.. Baird they lack ma.
jority, unless either of the Labor men
should join them, and these latter
give no assurance as to their stand in
the Senatorial fight.
The Senate will not organize this
week, that having been decided upon
in an all night caucus.
LATER ABOUT THE CAUCUS.
In the Democratic caucus this after
noon ihirty.sjx members were present
and all voted for Albeit on an in
formal ballot for United States Sena-
tor. The absentees were Speaker
Baird, Assemblyman Tnrockmo,ton,
and Sen stors Coattle and Mcbride.
Throckmorton is sure for Albeit
and the other three are hoped for. A
vote will be taken for United States
Senator in the open Assembly this
afternoon. The Democratic Senators
have taken the oath of Office.
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Cured BY Using

two bottles Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. am
now in perfect health, and able to resume
business, after having been pronounced in
durable with 0Onsumption.- S. p. Honder-
son, Saulsburgh, Penn.
For years l was in decline. had weak
lungs, and suffered rom Bronchitis and Ca
tsrTh. Ayers Cherry PectorAl re.tored me
to health, and i have beon for long time
cold always resort to the Poctoral, an ID find
speedy relief.-Edward n. Curtis, Rutland,
Vermont.
Two years ago suffered from q severe
Bronchitis. The ply sioian attending me be-
came fearful thet the disoase would termi-
nate in Pneumonia. After trying various
medicines without benefit, he finally pre-
tcribed Ayers Cherry Psetoral. which re-
lieved me at once. continued to take this
medicine a short timo. and was cured
Ernest Cotton, LoEanspOrt, Ind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26
Ayers Cherry PectOral,

Prepared by. DR.. j. @. Aver Il Co., Lowell.
Mass. Sold BY all Druggists. Price, sl.O0;
six bottles, 81. 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26
s~Merohants aad Planters, small

Farmers and Gardeners, should, in the In
terval between Harvest and Planting time.
look out for the future, and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

better for any town than two or three starvtlinss. However, the projectors of this new paper may do we'll J c.
 Vining will be the proprietor.
 c. 4. Kirulf, special agent of the postofhce department, gagged in weigh ing the mails transported over the Prss- colt 4 Arizona Central Railroad, has kindly shown us his record for the first sixteen days of the month. from which we learn that the mail from Seligman to Prescott for that period has sn0pnt- ed to little less than 5000 pounds- two and a-hAlf tons-while the outgoing mail has amounted to nearly S,o00 pounds or one and one-haN tons. To- wards Prescott the largest amount in one day was 600 pounds. while the larg- est daily record outgoing was 900 pounds. Ar. KirulG will continue weighing the mail for thirty-fise dayl or until January 4
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Live Stock Market

CHICAGO. Dec 6-Cattle-Receip's 9,00b Market active and steadier shipping steers, S2 s5 and n g; stock CTS and feeders, 5 IL and $3.i5; Texans, $l Gland B,
 sHEEr-Receipt-, 4,00o. The market strong; Christmas, $5 25 and g 60; i; Mutton B and 8; Western, 8 and $3S0: Texans, g 50 and B.
 KANSAS CITY, Dec. l6--The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cstil- receipts 2.70O; shipments TO-. Market strong for good, others slow and steady; good 10 choic-, $i 20 and Si so: Common to medium, S3 9 and $i20 stockers, $2 and g 60; feeding steers. g 65 and g 9; COWS, $l25 and g. 70; grass range steers, $i so.
 Sheep receipt, l30; shipments, none, Market strong; good to choice. 8 and A; common to medium, $l.5J and g. 70.
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Wednesdays Edition
Mrs. Ludwig rhomss is quite sick.

Mrs Ludwig Thomss is quite sick
 This is the shortest day of the year.
 Santa Claus has arrived in Prescos
 and is stepping at the Bellevue Hotel
 Don't fsH to attend the St. Joeeph'
 scool entertainment tomorrow afte, noon- e
 | John s Barbour has been elected ss
 succeed Riddleberger as United State.
 senator from Virginia
 Our weather reporter iro.e his finger, Fthis morning in attempting to write uI an article on our beautiful climate. Old Boreas sent us down . pretty cold wave last night-,he coldest of the season, with cyelonic symptoms st. tached,
 Alter raising the interest on county wArrAnts the last legislature raised poll tases twenty-five per cent There has beea . general kick over it, too.
 The Tail oad connecting San Fran. sneo and Portland has been completed. Tine last spike-a silver one - uss driven by Col. Fred Crocker.
 Fresh candies pnd Christmas Tree or nsmenie, all new and beautiful, q, BaumAnn's Candy Store, Bellevue Ho- tel- sl-3t
 Santa Claus has made his hesdqu uaS- ters at the Bellevue Hotel. where he en- hibiss the largest assortment of fresh home.nsde candies and Chi i.tmas Tree ornaments ever seen in Prescott. 2l-ss
 The territorial papers which talked co slibly sbou, being 6nt to expose the Torulita mines. after the libel published against them by Export" sayr, are keeping remarkably mum since the re- port by . mining expert of national 
 The editor of the JouRxAL-MrxER vas the vict m oI G . ng inc dent yes,er- day. The stick, . beautiful one, vas made st the territorial prison, and was . Christmas present from our esteemed friend, Henry Goldwater. who i em- ployed in the largest mercantile estab- lishment in Yuma
 Jules BAumann. our manufacturing at the Bellevue Hotel. hereby notifies his many patrons and the pubic in general, that he has nos m hshd large as.ortment of the mo., beautiful Chnstmss Tree ornaments ever seen in Prescott-entirely new in deeigns, moot of them being imported from Europe. He has also ready large quantities of plain and fancy home made candies. strictly pure, such as >onbons, creams, chocolate, taffy, French and American mixtures, etc, | 'tc., and most respectfully invites every. 'ody to call and examine his goods be ore purchasing elsewhere. 2l-st
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From the Stockton. (Cal1 Independ.

From the Stockton, (Cdl) Independ- ent We learn of the death of J. Wright Johnson, a former resid, mt of this coun- ty, and a subscriber of the JOURNAL MINER. The above-named paper says !:
 Af'er sn illness of several months, J Wright Johnson died on Wedn. sday last, at his home near the Round Tim bers, in the eastesn part oi this county Tha deceased WAS we'll known farmer, and had lived in this county many years. He was an horahle, upright gen tl.man, and had many friends through rhe state. He owned a large tract of land in the eastern part of the county. which was deeded to his wife f.w days ago. The funeral services will take place to-morrow at o'clock p m. at st. Johns Episcopal church m this city.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in exI erimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consu "p,ion always seems at tirs'. only A cold Do not permit any dealer 10 impose upon you with some ch ap imitation of Dr Kings New Dis covery for Consunption, Coughs and Cold-, but be sure you get the genuine. Because he makes more profit he may tell you he has something just as good, or just the same Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr. King's New Discovery, which Is guaranteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest af- fections. Trial bottles free at Hutchin- sons drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
Asinsv,a, Aooeuocsm.c,.

In the light of the recent ". ull" of the Grand Aogul of the United Order oi Democracy and Mugwumpery. the fol- lowing extract from tine prospectus of . new paper, the "frisco Signal" about to be started in Flagstaff. sounds as if there wAs already insubordination in the camp Or if put forth in good faith by the prospective proprietor. J. c. Vim ing, without having read the presidents recent free trade speech to congress, it wll serve as . curiosity worthy of pre- servAtion. Here is what the prospectus says, "Its policy will be characterized by . steadfAst adherence to the principles of Democracy "A Tariff for Protec- ton is our motto"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
9ANO0 Ai2 Life.

MT. D. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave Ky. says he wac, for many years, badly afflicted with Phthistic, also Diabetes the pains were almost unendurable and would sometimes almost throw him into convulsions. He tried Electric Bitters, and got relief from the first bottle, and after taking six bottles, was entirely cured. and had gained in fesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died had it not been for the relief afiorded by Electric Bitiers. SolG At fifty cents bottle by c. s. Hutchin- son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
Tho Garden.

For the management of vegetable gar dens and practical instructions concern ing the culture of fowers-for hints and information concerning all kinds o seeds, planting and culiva,ing sll vege tahlrs and Aovers. D. N. Terry & Cos Seed Annual for 1888 will be found q complete ss any work of similar chsr- scter ever issued. The variety and ex. trsordinsry range of the information given renders their Annual worthy the special attention of every one interested in having luscious vegetables or beauti- ful 6overs. D. N. Ferry < Co. make the growing and sale of onion seed . leading speciality. and give % much in- iormstion on onion culture as to make their Annual of permanent value to all onion growers and gardeners. The An nusl can be had for the asking. Ad- drrss D. N. Ferry < Co, Detroit, Mich igan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

and elegant assortment of dress and fancy goods.
 Judge J. H Wnght's lecture on the 18th instant promises to be a very fine literary treat, and should bc heard l y everyone in Prescott The subject, "George D. Prentice" is one worthy of great thought, and which Judge Wright will no doubt do ample justice to. se- cure q ticket now.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
MininG items.

James Fully has sold to L. F. Hale and others the Ophir mining claim, Mar. tines district, for $200.
 W. B. Long. superintendent of the Gro Bella Mining Company, vas in town town to-day laying in supplies for his company. He informed the JOUR- xAL-AxER man that he expects to put q force of minefs to work on the first Of January On property recently purchased in the Bradshsv district
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
To when ls snsy csneesn-

Parties addressing Mrp. or Mir. -, Williams Station Postmaster. Yavapai Co, and intending it for Simmons P. O.. befors abusing the postmaster. openly, and with such professional im- port.nce. had better ask come little school boy to give them few lessons in writing, and call on the P. T. for P. O. Directory. Al. HAD.
 Postmaster, Prescott, Aris.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

wAtKeR-Nea- Prescott the sev-n-yesr-old ( Ighter of xr. snd xrs. D Walker. ! ORD ES-At Antelope O-eemner sth 0. II Cordes, son of Nr. ard Mrs. Cords. sc q
 three years tvs month and tsenty days Agua Csliente December
 Sth Joha Given Tompkins. sged es years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
Accide nt ., Prescott Junction.
. -c.ai |" J -NTSgx PRESCOTT lrNCrION Dec. l9. 'SI

PREscoTr JUNCTION Dec. l9, 'S7.
 At 3.lO o'clock this afternoon q fr, igh, train on the Atlantic & Pacific Rsilroad, co'"ing from the east, ran l 10 several loaded and empty cars standing on the main track in front of the dep t here, completely wrecking them and badly damaging the engine No one hurt. The reported cAu-e oi the colli- sion Was the failure oi the ar b. .,kes to work.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
AVIsit to Prescott Junction.

The JoURSAL-MIyER man took run | up to Prescott Junction with Conductor
 Pomeroy, rf the lightning express of the
 P. X A. c railway, Saturday evening. The rond Is in better condition now ths n | at any time since its construction, judg- ing from the smoothness with which the train passes over it. Like all other Arizona towns, Prescott Junction ir
 looking forward to boom in he imme-
 diste future. The immense tanks of
 the Atlantic & Pacific railroa,! at Cbino
 Station three miles west of the Junction
 having been destroyed recently by fire,
 that company Is erecting tanks at the
 latter place which will have capacity
 oi eight carr, or train load of water
 csrs per day. The comrsny is xl.o
 preparing to move its coal cbutes from
 Chino Station to Prescott Junction.
 when the former station will be aban-
 doned entirely. The, have al,o made
 survey recently with a view of cor.
 siruciing dam for water-storsge pu-
 pores, in n deep canyon running down
 the sides of Nil. Floyd, about seven
 miles fiom the Junction, and w.th the completion of these improvements 1t is thoug Int that this place will be made the end of division of the Atlantic & Pa citic The Railroad House, under the , proprietor-hip of T. J. Pomeroy, is a very popular place with the travelling I public. Mir. Pomeroy spares no ex- pense to give his patrons the best to eat | that the Eiarket .ff"ris. while no pains l are spared to make them As comfortable hotel ~ill permit of He can punch meal ticket. or take cash fare, from . hotel gu,-t. with as much saaviiy amt I-.lItsness, as years os experience, has made II come natural for him 10 from A passenger on his Irsin.
 koai Master B.rlage has ten men em- ployed keeping the tack in z, g,oj condi- l"n. and is meeting with gooi success. II moved hi. boar,'iug train yesterday o V.rd- station, and will, d0rlng the xc k, repair come weak places on this
 Dd oi the line. Among the curiusiiies ,f MT Bridges train Is fit car, on shlch iools and other odd. and ends. i,ed for repairing 'Le road Is carried r.,., IIta ..t.a.isx
 ',ing greater than Is rvq iir,i for the hove purposes, pen has l-sen con- truc;ed on it in which d lmber of rigs a-e kept and fattened and from ime tv time killed for the use of his nen. The refuse from his camp are d to them, and by this novel feature of portable h,,g ranch, his i len are kept supplied with fresh poik, ni at the same time saves the annoy nee of having the stench of swill and ecomposed vegetables around the | amp.
 Since the last trip over this road of ,e scribe, stock yards have t,-en erect P l at Prescott and at Chino Wiley for { Ie accommodation of stock men, and ew siding pnt in at Garlsn6'- for the iilment Of ore from the Hill de mine. rom the former stock yard few days ( go c. W. Beach shipped four car loads I horses and mu'es to Los Angeles, h,ir from that at Chino Valley, J. W. O ullIvan has made number of ship A enis oi cattle oi late, and loaded four k ore CATS Ne.terdaN. D
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

An. D. J. Sullivan has just received her 6rst consignment of boys suits. Call and inspect then: they ass stylish aaa avssy eAsaP. s0v3u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

Thereby annoanee myself as . candidate for election to fh. ofiee of Mayor of the Ci ' Of Prescott. Election Ta-.dsy. J.nusrv {. ,eo6. JOHN HOWARD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
FRoN SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Who will run for mayor.
 Only . week until Christmas

 Who will run for mayor, Only . week until Christmas These nights continue pretty cool.
 T.C. Bray has large assortment of holiday goods.
 Conductor Pomersy brought in five passengers to-day.
 D. Long. of the lower Agua Fria, was in town today
 Candidates fer city ofhcss are coming to the front very slowly.
 Only one mors day vf Isacs to pay taxes Tn.
 VIC. Dawes and family have moved to Phenix.
 Game is said to be very plentiful in the Verde valley.
 Invalida find the climate here just suited to their wants.
 \ car load of potatoes, for the soldis n at whipple. came in on to-dsy's train.
 \ car load of -four, for V. c. Bah. ford ( Co. cane is sn to-days train.
 Secretary Bsyard and Prank Mesdor will 90 out to-norrov. on another duck hunt.
 Mr-. T. J. Pomssoy. of Prssoess June. ton, is. ve are happy to state. convs- lescing.
 D. $. White, . typo, formerly of this place. is holding caDes on . Los Ange- les daily.
 HI Cartier came in from his ranch, yesterday, for . few dAys' recreation in the capital city.
 The Aisons Bapsist Association will meet, in Tempe. on the 30th of the present month.
 Charles O'Ms.ey reports active work all along the HassayAmps and Groom creek among ninsn.
 J. L. Fisher writes that he will leave for home on the 2lst, in time to arrive in Prescott to spend the holidays.
 Read T. c. Brsy's new advertise men, in to-dsys paper. He has toys by the cart load, or the holidays.
 A death watch has not yet been placed over Martin Duran. the murder CT, sentenced to be hanged January 2d.
 PA. Craigue won the horse at last nights rsfie. The lucky number, 45, wa- thrown for him by Niles Archibald.
 Henry Goldwatsr, e square young man xs can be found in Arizona, is ex- pec'.d here in few days. probably to remain.
 Captain F. N. Fisher. who has been q ,wn to Weaver. Antelope and xsrti- ne., on . ve~k's vacation. is expected home tomorrow.
 John Rattle, one of the large proper. sy owners of Prescott, and one of its most ievel-headed eitisens. is being talked of for mayer.
 Hon. Robert Conpsals friends wanted te run hin ios 1AysR, buA aaase .s cir.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
FOR CITY ASSESSOR.

The undersigned hereby announces hinseli e . can idste for reelection e. city assessor aud ex -ofdc @ tx evlieetor.
 U AR-HrsALD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
Notice to SenIe.

Parties indebted to ths nrm Of Aunulisr, Psrsstiy cf the Prescott Hou.e, are ?, quest~d to call imme distsly and e tie the ssme with k '. IREDkRICkS with vhoo ell sccoupts hsve b-ea plsesA fer eolie~t on.
 AoGo 0 MA. C. AN1CHn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

hereby announce mvseN ss . ear q d.fe for fe eieSiiou to he ofaee fl City Tres- a'eI of Prescott GEO. 6. eORrER
 Election an. A lsse
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
FOR CHIEF up POLICE.
FOR CITY TRE,SCRYR.

hereby snnounce Dyseif . candidate for re- eeriion to tae 6ace of chef of poi,ee
 JAaES N DODSON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
Married.

DAvls-L,wB-In FsgtsK hy Judge Geo H IInh.,, D cember 7,h DaR D.vis 10 Mi>s kmmA Lsmb.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21
00Vn.
Died.

wrsTOs-'n prescotf December 18th 10 the
 wife ol Nsrion Wessoo. . son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-21

with promiss to purchase half dosel
 cop'ss os the issue, but which he fails [
 do, preierring to borrow them of diffe,
 ent neighbour. Thsss must be . bel
 with plsts glao mirrors the whol
 length of t fer such people ts sss then
 selves."
 E. H. Withessll, vho sseurned . fev
 days ego from . businss trip to Chi
 caeo. reports extssmely cold vea,he
 there. Ar. withers'l also informed the
 JorRxAL-AIxER man that he vas pre-
 pared to buy all kinds of stock now
 either beef or range eatsls, at the high est market price.
 J. W. Clay returned lass night from the Salt nvsr valley, where he has been engaged in r3'ting . section of desert land, on the Buckeye canal, under cul. tivaton- He says that during the com. ing Spring there will be several sections placed under cultivation sn this canal, the future outlook for which is very favorable. Ar. Clay h glad to get back to Prescott again.
 Jo~ph Birchett. who hes been serv. ing u's country in the capacity of grand ju.o.. ..i; for his hone, in Tonto Basin, to-day. .ceuG. panied by his t~o accomplished dsughters- Mir. Bir- chett S one of the substantial citi- sens Of this county, and during his brief visit here made many friends, while the departure If the Misses Birchett will leave an aching void in the hearts of several young men of rrsscott. FRoM FRiDAv's DAILy.
 Last night vAs the coldsst of the sea son.
 E V. Preach is recovering from his recent speh of sickness.
 Henry N. Gorsou has filed bis bond As notary public for record.
 W. M. Cray has fled his stock brard t'r record, range in Verde valley.
 There will be . r.fl,e to-n,ghs as the :sbinet, for . racs horss belonging ,o Jacob Ae6ord.
 Bay . ticket for the dramatic and mu- ,icai entertainment. to be given by the pupils of the St Soseph Academy.
 Sheriff Mulvsnon and Deputy Barton returned to-day from Yuma. where they 'Afely landed nine pE:soasn from this ,ounfy.
 Although . laxgs noabsr of extrs ,opies of the WsxxLY JerHnAL-MNER 're printed every vssk, the demand h.. 'een greater than tAs supply recently.
 Hon Levi BAsh:ord vAs presented '.th duck. shot by Secretary B~yard tss jazys ego. and when opened by he cook it vas found to contain . 6.h early one foot in length.
 A fev meahsn ef the Eastern Star 'oB" h~s - oABoss O0s sAScte uOt p<-- | ,g . quorum. election oi o@cers wAs osiponed unti tho next meeting, 'hich will bs held on the first Thursdsy January. Blind Aan6 BfuG."
 An'',her sizty p~ss pamphlet, con- inning . trAnscriptef evidence. to the ,preme court. vas completed ct this Nice today. making two books .ggre- Ating nearly 800 peges. pri.ted and ound within four weeks Our f.cili- e for doing this clao of work prompi- and at reasonable prices are unex- lied. J. 0. Jones, . first-clsss typo. who has een employed in this otiice for the pa.t "nth, took this afternoons train for lsg.t.ff. where he resides. Ar. Jones a good printer, and . good, genial ,y, and we regret that the business of 'e .fiice did not justify giving him em- oyment for . year.
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It seems that the late "local' on the Gazette, who has gone north, is treated
 V Phenix just IS was Birt, of the Ad- vance. when he left Lordsburg. They wept not for his absence.
 A horse. ridden by . Mexican vaque- TO, in the employ of Campbell < Baker, reared up and fell backwards on its rider yesterday, inflicting seriou, inju. ries, paralyzin his limbs. Dr. Robin son went out yesterday evening to at- tend to him.
 The officers elect of Astlan Lodge No IF. IA. M, will be installed Decem- Der ?, 1887, At 8 o'clock D. m. All Master MAsons in good standing are frAternally invited. The examining will be in session on Sunday next at , o'clock at the Hall. td
 Yesterday being the last day for the payment of taxes, Tax Collector BAsh- ford took in$l7 ,292 The total amount of the tax roll this year was little over $l7l!OO of which $76.OO0 have been paid. The taxes of the Atlantic ( Pa cific and Prescott < Arizona Central Railroads, amounting to $49, coo. still remains unpaid; leaving delinquent, ex- elusive of them, about &46,O00.
 We are in receipt of the prospectus of | the Frisco Signal, . new democratic paper, which is to bs launched on the 9th of January, st Flagstaff. It sn- as its democratic motto Tariff for Protection" The journalistic field of our beautiful mountain suburb is d. ready we'll filled with the Cha n pion, md ons good paper, we'll supported, is